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Post by judgejohn on Dec 31, 2006 16:14:18 GMT 1
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Post by doughboyhaydn on Dec 31, 2006 16:46:18 GMT 1
BLIMEY!!! THats too hard to single one manager out as there are so many good ones in this league who have done well with their squads. Perosonally think Nick Ashbys done a fantastic job, but the lad from Deeping has to be up there for getting his team thru to this part of the season with his team undefeated.
My apologise for not knowing your name.
Adam Sandy and Aidy Mann are quality managers, but you could list 10 or so names who do a good job. Just too hard to single one person out.
Haydn
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Post by buggalugs on Dec 31, 2006 16:54:04 GMT 1
Although you'd never get the true figures from the clubs concerned, one way to do it would be to divide the money spent on wages and payments to players so far this season, by the number of league points the club has - so effectively how much each manager has paid per point.
Then you'd see who is a good manager compared with who is just throwing money at it and trying to buy success.
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Post by skip on Dec 31, 2006 18:44:30 GMT 1
Come on JJ list all the managers not just three because this is only going to end in tears
for Nick Asby ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Happy New Year
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Post by intheknow on Dec 31, 2006 18:52:24 GMT 1
Have to say the poll should list every manager although i would still vote for Adam Sandy as I beleive he had dome a good job where ever he has been but my other manager I think does a good job is Shaun Keeble at Holbeach
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Post by skip on Jan 1, 2007 13:18:49 GMT 1
I would agree with you in the knowAdam Sandy is light years ahead, he would have been a far better choice for Wellingborough  . Lets have a full list please. |
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Post by inspectormorse on Jan 1, 2007 13:36:01 GMT 1
my choice would easily be steve jelley , hardly no money at spencer so i hear and 3rd in the league !
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Post by blissycook on Jan 1, 2007 14:31:50 GMT 1
Cor... this is a tough one to stay out of. Yes you would expect me to go for Adam Sandy numero uno..... he was my tip for Cooks even when he was at Raunds even before Aidy was appointed and guiding the Cooks to the 1st ever championship. However lets be honest if you have a competitive budget in the UCL you should as a manager create a team for at least a top six finish..... so Steve jelley has the swing o meter.. towards him. cos he works with limited budget and has created a really good team.. playing good football and peeps wanna play for him & club regardless of the ££££££. Dunno if Deeping...have much of a budget and considering the manager is in his first season the swing o meter swings his way.... afterall they are unbeaten at the midway point.. er um.. er ok decision.... Adam Sandy..... cos I think he would motivate the best players in the prem for a select 11..., proved at UCL level, ex pro so knows the game and he would have em playing the beautiful game... not punt and charge.... great question for the new year... taxed me old brain! Happpyyyy new Year everyone!!!
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Post by comptonparker on Jan 1, 2007 15:14:44 GMT 1
Hold on.....
What about Bob Don Duncan at Boston... Over the years he has consistently put out a strong team & won the Premier Division at least once (dont know the exact ammount of times but i do remember Boston winning the league on the last game of the season over the Cooks..)
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Post by grassroots on Jan 2, 2007 16:28:01 GMT 1
my choice would easily be steve jelley , hardly no money at spencer so i hear and 3rd in the league ! I agree with inspectormorse. It takes a good manager to do well with a team with hardly any money and to motivate a team as well. I reckon Spencer must have a good team morale which no doubt helps as well as well as a talented young squad. I dont no much about Deeping and there manager? For a a fair vote i think all Prem managers should be listed. |
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Post by judgejohn on Jan 2, 2007 19:04:22 GMT 1
Guys please feel free to add to the poll. To be honest I dont know all the managers (sorry) so just named 3 to get it off and running. Thanks all |
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Post by maninthemiddle on Jan 2, 2007 21:43:40 GMT 1
For what it's worth, I would go for Adam Sandy at Cogenhoe, very knowledgable about football at this level, and a thoroughly nice bloke too!
Honourable mentions also to Steve Jelley, Aidy Mann (although results don't show it) and the fellow from Potton who's name escapes me.
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Post by stivian on Jan 3, 2007 9:19:18 GMT 1
Most of you are tapping your own managers on the back, so, so will i. Our managers have taken St Ives from second bottom in the UCL one to top half of Premier in 4 seasons, without the money that others have...I also think the other that springs to mind is Adam Sandy.
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Post by buggalugs on Jan 3, 2007 11:15:29 GMT 1
Most of you are tapping your own managers on the back, so, so will i. Our managers have taken St Ives from second bottom in the UCL one to top half of Premier in 4 seasons, without the money that others have...I also think the other that springs to mind is Adam Sandy. Of the eight people that gave an opinion, only two of them went with the manager of the club they are a supporter of. So how does 25% add up to "most of you"? As for turning things round, those who are mentioning Steve Jelley know that he has one of (if not THE) smallest wage budget in the Premier division, he took over a team that were perennially fighting relegation and IMMEDIATELY turned them into a top 3 team - predominantly with the players he inherited, and the ones he brought in were also local lads. |
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Post by stivian on Jan 3, 2007 12:37:49 GMT 1
Spencer are a good side, if he has done that with next to nothing, then fair play to him. Cause im sure that cogenhoe have the pennies, or Collins etc wouldnt have been there last year.
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